Love this image of Jersey Shore revelers on a July 4th over a century ago in Atlantic City.
Somethings never change
Cheers,
Emil
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Tales of the New Jersey Shore and historic New Jersey is the blog of Emil R. Salvini- best-selling author of: Summer City by the Sea- An Illustrated History of Cape May,NJ Boardwalk Memories, Tales of the Jersey Shore' Vintage Images of Bygone Days He is also the author of Hobey Baker, American Legend -an award winning biography of collegiate hockey great Hobey Baker. ( all images are copyrighted by Emil R. Salvini unless otherwise noted )
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Please feel free to post comments.
Like any other author the more folks that read my work the more psyched and motivated I am so please sign on as a Follower if you have not. It is very easy and requires no personal info - just a Gmail, Yahoo, or AOL address. Click on the Follower Icon above our box of followers and follow the prompts.
Please pass the link of the blog to your friends and relatives
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Emil
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- Emil Salvini
- My avocation is history and writing and now my blog. My vocation is the CEO of Wheal-Grace Corp, a large commercial print firm that works with the advertising and corporate community. Harvard alum.
Yike!...hot woolen bathing attire...ewe...must have stretched and gotten heavy and odorous when wet!
ReplyDeleteI can't imagine wearing that attire to the beach . . . and no sun screen. Ouch!
ReplyDeleteWell, nothing changes except the swimwear! ;)
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